From the course: Introduction to 3D
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Final rendering
- [Instructor] Once you have your lights and cameras set up it's time to do a final render. Now rendering can be a very time consuming process, so typically what you want to do is start off at small resolution images at low quality, so that way you can get a sense for what the final image will look like. Now every software is a little bit different but there will be some sort of window where you can control your render settings. Now quality is important for everything, but quality is expensive. So the higher the quality usually the longer the render. So you need to balance your production needs versus your deadlines and most will have a lot of controls for quality as well as the size of the image, what type of image format and so on. Now if you do want to do test renders there are some software that allows you to render just part of the scene. So this one here will allow me just to render a glimpse of the scene so I can…
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